Perhaps one of our greatest flaws as human beings is how easily we slip into a state of complacency and take for granted the mundane and seemingly benign or implicit parts of life.
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The US has started building its first genuine high-speed rail link
As work begins on building the US’s first high-speed rail service – linking Los Angeles to Las Vegas – analysts sa… New Scientist -
Chicago woman, 104, skydives from plane, aiming to break record for world’s oldest skydiver
“Age is just a number,” Dorothy Hoffner said after she landed. Today -
The Rise of Female Weightlifting and How Its Empowering Women
More women are reaping the benefits of weightlifting and say they feel empowered to step into the weights area in the gy… BBC -
White-tailed Eagle breeds in Belgium for first time in 500 years
White-tailed Eagle has bred in Belgium for the first time in some 500 years, with a pair hatching at least one chick at a… Bird Guides -
Young girl survives cancer thanks to little sister’s lifesaving donation: ‘A perfect match’
'We just couldn't believe our luck,' grandmother Amanda Fawcett said. FOX News
It’s one thing to know what makes people happy, but quite another to live a happy life oneself. I didn’t get a true taste of happiness until I quit my decade-long career as a happiness academic, packed all I’d need for many months onto a bicycle, and began meandering my way around the world to Bhutan.
If you’re feeling blue during this time of year, there are some things you can do to help power through SAD season.